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Walking With The Wind, Signed by John Lewis, Second Printing.
Walking With The Wind, Signed by John Lewis, Second Printing.
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Walking With The Wind, Signed by John Lewis, Second Printing

Lewis, John and D'Orso, Michael · New York

Author
Lewis, John and D'Orso, Michael
Date
1998
Place
New York
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Language
English
Binding
8vo.(6" x 9") 496 pp. Signed by author. Second printing, 24 pages with yellow highlighter, rear pastedown and last free endpaper with notes in ink. Spine cocked a little, dust jacket lightly soiled.
Edition
First Edition
Category
Autographs & Manuscripts
Record
S.I.9774

"Walking with the Wind: A Memoir of the Movement" by John Lewis, published by Simon & Schuster in New York in 1998. This signed copy recounts Lewis’s life and his pivotal role in the American civil rights movement, offering a firsthand account of the struggle for racial equality, voting rights, and social justice. An important addition to collections of civil rights history, American political history, and activist memoirs.

Octavo (6.125" x 9.5"), 496 pages. Signed by the author. First edition, second printing, with the original dust jacket.

Condition: The spine is slightly cocked, and the dust jacket is lightly soiled. Twenty-four pages contain yellow highlighting, and there are ink notes on the rear pastedown and final free endpaper. A signed copy of a significant twentieth-century civil rights memoir, with the noted condition issues.

Condition

Good

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